An unusual building of character more typically seen in south-east England. An example of good mid 1930s architecture which makes a contribution to the local scene. Nominated for inclusion on York's local list of heritage assets.

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Fine example of a Victorian residence, probably the best preserved old building in the village. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

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House. Early 18th with 19th century alterations and 20th century renovation including new roof. 3-cell direct entry plan, probably originally lobby entry with entrance now moved to left. 2 storeys, 4 first-floor windows.

Ornamental line of trees on Walmgate Stray, now primarily sycamores and poplar, but formerly also elm, the original examples probably planted in the 1920s.

Ornamental line of trees, probably planted in the 1920s, running north to south on Walmgate Stray, parallel to the western boundary of The Retreat and the eastern boundary of Low Moor Allotments. The overhanging branches were reportedly used to provi...

Seven trees were originally planted outside the Osbaldwick and Murton War Memorial Institute and recreational grounds which is now occupied by Wm. Anelay Ltd. The trees (along with the building) are now gone. A new memorial tree was planted in 2009 ...

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some upstanding and some buried remains of medieval ridge and furrow on small area of playing fields at Derwent Road, Osbaldwick Lane